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NOTICE.

I T A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
= the "aiohinu Agricultural and Grazing
Company, held at its Office at Honolulu, on the
20th of February ultimO, the following officers
were elected TO serve for the ensuing year;
. q
G. p. Iaukca. ........... Secretary and Treasurer
c. p. IAUKEA,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March Z, 1887. 53gnaIStf
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SANE PLACE,
D 0 \ us I b R
Who is oper 70 t.9.. an Stallion the Islands.

Ell, ll'e strip in face, and left hind font ,nh;..
4bo : 2" nds- He took first and only pre,n;I',,,
~. cate 7air premium
WI ~ LIBERATED trotting stallion Elmo. L.
70 - y Young Morrill,; first dam. bv I'm tn
pa Jack, son of imp. Doncaster. thira
yer mile track
" ng Island Black Hawk; he bv An
! 5 dam was by Sir Richard; he by
81. g. Mayfield, Santa Clara Co, Cal, for
s''o Elmo is the sire of overmaD, 2:io.
s'1s oril II, 1873, beat Ajax match roce
hgnt meats: time, 2:aOIh 2Slit o.aiI Az M M
Eat Jerome IN two straight heals. 4jr2 e19y
'ess' for $1,000, beat Nay Howard dir IN rs,
Z fe@so"sio'ii'stiOr sec.aen,..
4 Y j. AGNEW.
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Aduertis
LADIES' ~ JzR 8

AIDES WISHING 4 COMPETENT NURSE
1 i can secure the services of Mrs. CHAAIPLAIN
by inquiring at Mrs, HOyt's, 115 King str Get,
corner VI Alakea street 400 maya
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= The wife of McGarigle, the escaped
Chicago boodler, admitted alter his escape
that the Sheriff had been in the habit OF
bringing him to his home after nightfail.
II NleGarigle had been common male
factor instead Of very uncommon one,
be could have obtained no such grace as
this. II, 10 use the old familiar illustrs-
ton, he had stolen Loaf Of bread 10 keep
his family from starving, would the Sheriff
have taken him homo nov and then TO
sec how the family were getting along?
The difference between McGarigle and
the ordinary thief Ia that the boodler be-
trsyed eacred trust, stole public funda
with larieh hand, vas the head and
front Of the gang OF jobbers in county
contracts, snd woio fine clothes. II this
difference entities him to exceptional
treatment it Is to be watched with excep-
tionnl care and given no more iayors than
any other thief would be given.
When big rogues are better treated than
small ro&ues, the populsrideais thasiu
is violently perverted; for whatever may
be said ct tfmes in derision Of the admins.
trstion Of justice, the people always cx-
pee. that the law will be impartial, and
they feel sense OF personal outrage whom
it Is not SC.
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Netr l0TE Sptct1t. .r.f! -.
While recently in New York Ex.sena.
tor Malone called on the officers Of the
American Protective Tariff League. In
conversation With one OF them be said:
Virginia can be carried on the tariff il it
can be forced upon the Democrats. They
want to avoid 1t, say it 10 not an issue, and
desire to talk upon home questions. We
don't know what shape tho Issues may
take alter the convention next month.
The great mass OF our people to-day are
in favor Of protection il the question was
fairly presented. They sro attached to
old traditions and party ties are strong.
They are slowto move, bat when they see
their best interest they will follow 1t. The
trouble has been in presenting tho tariff
to them. Thousands Of documents and
trscis have been distributed, but usually
They talk over, and not 10 the syerage
fIrginian. There are thousands OF our
people engaged in numbering, and they
know what the duty OF g per 1000 ieet
on sawed lumber means. In certain parts
oil the State where there isgIeat Develop
mont ofiron and coal the necessity OF q
tariff needs no other argument. They are
already converted and iithe isaue ia made
politically they will be overwhelmingly
for protection. Political speeches have
their uses, and documents help to inform
them, but our people are learning for
themselves by practical everyday. obser.
vatio1 that the protective syatem is for
their best interests and in tins Virginia
will range on tina: side ss solidly as Penn.
aylyaniR rt,r trssr0. .f.-J .. .u- r. re
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BUSINESS PROSPECTS.


The New York 7imes hes this 10 ray
upon the business outlook for the country:
While trRdera in the stock market arc
sCarcer and apparently more timid than
for yeaYs, the C9Untry'a business vas never
never better situated, the outlook wEs
money, more sctiYity, more downright
development, and thrift, and prosperity
juat now than we have had tho chance TO
ses for years. The RAILROADS.&C. safe an
index as any that eau ba fouId-are
everywhere l0urishlng 10 degree unpre.
cedeu.ed; not only arc gross eerninEs
grown to tremendous proportions, but net
earnings chow a greater percentage Of gain
than even do tho gross. Railroad business
10 simply phenomenal; not in this or that
locality merely, but everywhere. The
South and the SonthSeat visw with fhe
West and Northwest In healthiui progress
as In boom8. There may be danger in the
booms, but tho substantial progress Ia
more abundant fer than all tho booma
! combined. In tho Eas: enterprise
10 everywhere alivs and profitable.
The New York Dry Goods Chronicle
confirms this Wow Of the business aitua.
ton with the following remarks:
Adv!ces from the West and tho South
indicate that there will be larger visits-
ton TO this market on the part Of the re-
tail trade OF those aecLionl during the
coming BsGaon than has probably been
wi.nessed In any similar one In the history
( OF the Now York dry goods jobbing buuI.
ness. At no time In tho history Of tho
+. dry goods trade Of this country, savo dur.
ing the war periods, have tho conditions
OF The supplies oil all kinda and classes Of
goods been In more normal and sstisfac.
tory SHAPE than thoy sre to-day. In lead.
ing textiles In cotton, wool, silk and flax
tho product generally Is very closely cold
mp 10 the Iooms, and the stocks on hand |
and In preparation for autumn require
menta, both In domestic and foreign man.
uiactures, are rather below. than on a par
or above what an ordinarily fair demand
will take care Of.
The LsuiSyillo COtiriT,Jtarndl hnB tho
following Iemarks upon tho proOpec,g Of
the iron trade: u 4 IA Il
h The iron and Btosl tradeG are In m IN.
doubleday strong aud nuuy position. The
production Of pig was considerably smaller
Ia the frat hall OF tho year than had beon
anticipated, by reason largely Of the coke
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IRON AND sTEEL.
Import. Of Five Months in Each OF Three
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The late sylyanuB Cobb, IT., was a pro.
life writer. He was the author OF 100
serial stories and over 1000 sketches.
The Empress Of Japan will visit this
country in October. 1t will be the first
time that reigning lady OF that land has
visited heoTtside world.
O. @. Mccain, the new auditor oil statis.
tics Of the Interstate Commerce Commits.
oion, IL from Minnesota. He Ia Baid to
be well versed in railway matters.
Jefferson Davis has Joined temperance
association. His next letter will be
awaitsd with unusual interest, to Gee II
his new principles apply to his language.
Keep right on boring for natural gas.
1t has been accidentally discovered In 30
many places that no one can be blsmed
for discovering 1t intentionally.-Dslroil
Tribune.
The Princess Pignstelli is acting as a
waiter girl In second rate cafe In VI.
emma. This Is the lady who, after quar-.
reling with her relatives lately, Gang at a
London music hall for a livelihood.
Let the weather alone II you want It 10
let you alone. The hottest man in town
is the one who goes about with fan ask.
ing everybody ii Ii Is hot enough, and ap.
pearing to have charge Of the weather.
New Orleans Picayine. ,li
Ex-Governor Alcorn, OF Mississippi,
was fo..ea.egged at Cleveland, Tenn., one
evening las. week while making a pro-
hibttion speech. There ie great excite.
ment over the inhospitsble and ungentle.
manly proceeding.
President Fairchild, Of 0borlin College,
Ia in his seventeen year, and desires to
resign his position. The trustees urge
him 10 remain, but in the event Of his res.
iguation will continue the payment 10
him during his liio Of his present salary.
General Sheridan said the other day to
"a New York reporter that no considered
the Indian q very uncertain quantity, bu.
denied that he ever made use OF the re.
mark, 80 often attributed to him, tina.
"the only good Indian Is dead Indian"
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Tho Title IA believed good. but selling ~ trustee
shall convey only the title ycAtsd In me- BY said
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unravorable Marriage Prospects.

u % Ahtti pS-f Ases Ntt's $50
a statisticai report concerning the mar.
rage prospects Of the faires hall OF crea.
ton in the civilized portion of the world
il rather unisyorable 10 the weaker sex.
Bosnia makes tho best shoT, the propor.
ton between the male and female popu.
lation being 1000 to. sos; Greece comes
nsxt with g0G women to 1000 men; ,Rou-
wsnia, with 944; the United States with
065; Servia. with 9SS; and Italy, with 900
women to 900 men. In Germany the
female element predominates almost
throughout, with the exception
Of Westphslia, Schleswis Holstein,
and Rhine Prussia. After these three
provinces the proportion OF women 10
1000 men is as followa: Duchy Of Bruue.
wick, ,000.55; Schaumburg.Lippe, ], O0i (;
Hesse, 1919; Oldenburg, LOCO; Anhalt
and Mecklepburg. Schwerin, 1O23; Lippe-
Detmold, 1927; Alsace-L Lorraine, 1,O2S;
Prussia, l ,03S; Interchangeable, ,045;
Sake einingen, l, OLE; Reuss, folder line,
l,047; Baden, LOIS; acknowledgements
shausen, 1910; Reuss, younger line,)
1850; Hamburg, l052; Bavaria, 1851;
saxe-Altenburg. ,055; Schwarzbufg. Rud.
olstadt, 1858; Ssxony, 1,063; Saxe-Woi.
mar. 1905; Lubec, 1910; Wurtemberg,
1917; Sake Coburg. Goths, lOSl; Bremen,
1;0Si, and WaldeCk, 1,l0O-msking the
average for the whole OF Germany, 1000:
OH. r. -. l. IL
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Or clsewhcrc. nOsd tonic now aud then to sustain
them under growing innruitles, NoiAier or moro
thorough inVRorant Tor ago and tho delicate can
DO found than IlottettstG Stomach DIllprs, ga.
,onable medicine In those ailments Of communist
commemorative complaint; indigestion and
bowel disOrdCn; pure botanic safeguard AGAINST
malaria. aud 4 reliable neAns Of oountcTncting
rheuinl tllm. To tho convAleSueu', II IL valuable
aid In the recovery OF strength. and 10 tho debi.
iAiod, nervous invalid II yieldI Tranquil Slnmbcr
and renewed nppctito-two primo factors In the
restoration Of ylsor. Iieing o. purely botanic or.
mineral remedies difficult or iinposSiblc OF RsVlm.
iIitiOn by tho system, and which impair tho tono
OF the stomach, which the Bilters, on the contrary
strengthen and Regulates II Is Endorsed and
prescribed by the medical Latefnlty
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
y REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice 70 the undersigned trustee, dated on the 18th
day oil June, In the year $751; and recorded In the
oilcc oil the Clerk OF the County Court OF MARSHALL
county, West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No.
T. folio % will sell at public auction at the font
door OF the Court House oil Narahall county, ~
SATURDAY, 2Ith DAY OF sKpTRMB DER, 1857,
commencing al ten O'Clock 4. v, certain trAct Of
land situate on the waters Of Hickman, branch
oil Fish creek, In Marshall county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at a hickory
corner 10 said Rice In the Marshall and Tezel coun
y line north s9Ao west rs poles TO stone pile In
stake and W. o. bush In road, an agieed corner
between Pete'son, Rice and Flaw: thence south
s9ts west 2 poles 10 stone near there thence,
north g. west " poles to stone; thence south ESQ
west u poles TO an oak; thence south 250 west 10
poles 70 hickory thence north $50 west % poles
10 W. .. corner between Rico and Flaw; thence
south So wet lol< poles to bush corner Of Val.
entine Bromhn: thence north a poles to q stone
within one rod OF stgar marked as corner;
thence north 40 wcst II poles 10 stone IN Beecr
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
line north Sxo cast s0polcs 10 stone near pine;
thence south Gis east % poles 70 4 ". o.; thence
st' east lG poles TO " O.: thence north ~ east
s6 poles 10 drain: thence north 42s east a poles
tok rcd oak: thencc north i7' east G. poles to q
red oak; thence north s0o east 10 poles 10 bush;
thence north Sso east IS poles TO 4 sugar; thenco
south Ga cast ls6 polcs 10 the Temporary line and
with the same south % east IS poles 70 tho begin.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and three-lourths OIL an acre. DO the same more or
TERMS OF sALE-onc-hali o! the purchase
money and As muah more Is The purchaser mar
elect 70 pay, cash. and the residue In one year with
interest thereon from tho day Of sale, the pur.
chaser 10 give bis notHwtth approved security, and
the tito to DO retained or decd OF trust given 70
secure the deferred pay ment. IS ~ so f4t
Title believed 10 be good, but selling as trustee
will only sell and convey such title IS Is vested In
me. 49, 1EH.s4l 90 = JOHN J. ZONES. 80
Ie.o - 80 : -.----- : u ~ trustee. t
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.Qhe att.telli;Qetlar1.
wHEELIso. W. va. JULY IS. 1881. I
"a Tolerant Democracy.

: y
The telegraph has already told Of the
request Of the Richmond Democratic City
Committee for the resignation Of one oiits
membera for writing to the New York In.
depaden, certain articles Of which tha.
committee does not approve. The Rich.
mond Dispatch brings full report Of the
affair. The weight Of the offending was
that Lewis H. Blair, Esq, had Charged
principally the Democratic with suppress.
ing negro votes in the SOUTH.
The charge boing true, the Democratic
City Committee Of Richmond was resolved
no. to rtRnd such conduct on the part Of
one Of its members, who brought hlmteli
under the grim suspicion Of giving aid aud
comfort to the enemy. II Mr.. Blair had
submitted his articles TO the committee
before sending them TO tho publilher,
they would have been disfgured out Of
recognition with the blue pencil Of an
outrsged Democracy, or thrown inconti-
nently into the committed waste basket.
Mr.. Lewis, With strange lorgetiulnsss
Of the prophecies Of the occasion, neg
lected to recognize the commiltee'a emf
nens right oil reyiaion oil the eorres.
pondencs public and private Of it's mem
bers; and go he became AN object OF
suspicion and aversion. One fellow mem.
Der alter another took the floor and d.
clared he would no longer give the COM
mittee the benefit Of his services unless
the obnoxious Lswis were out Of the way.
The poin. was made that unless Mr..
Lewis ceased to be member Of the COM
mittee, his writings would be regarded as
the voice Of ths committee, to the gres.
scandal Of Democracy in the South.
The resolution asking Mr.. Lewis to re-
sign Ia a pathetic bit Of literature. The
preamble recites that Sin said articles he
promulgated and advocated ideas and
views totally inconsistent with aud in con-
trsdiction Of the principles OF the Demo-
cratic party" It is ono Of the cardinal
principles Of the Democratic party to sup
press the colored vote in the South and
then deny that 1t is done OF, attempted to
be done. 1t sesms that Mr.. Lewis not
only forgot this, but actually took the lib
eIty TO do a little wsviog Of the bloody
shirt, which is treason of the rarkest
kind. ~
After his experience with the Demo-
crscy, Mr. Lewis should not hesitate to
cast his lot with the Republican party,
which does not arm its committees with
the blue pencil for the revision Of the
manuscripts of lis members.
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Bu,tormllI for warm Weather.

Eyory one who yslnes good health
should drink buttermilk every day in
warm weather, and let lea coffee aud watcr
alone. For tho benefit Of thosc who sro
not already aware oil il l may add that in
the churninR Of 1t tho tirst process OF d.
geation 10 gone through, making 1t the
elsiest and quickest Of ali thinsg 10 digest.
/. makes gastric juice and containu proper.
ties that readily asaimilats with i. with
very little wear upon the dlgegtiye organs.
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A gawky, piney woods Texan walked
into the palatial home Of Senator Reagan
the other morning just as the Senator and
family were santing themselves at break.
fast. a5 lftT
wont you BIT down aud have some
breakfast with us2n asked the Senator,
who saw probable legislator six years
hence.
55"'No; Pm bleeged to yer, Gin'rel," said
the Texan, with q broad grin. "I'm full
now. Yer sec dad died las. night an
we'uns hev all been eatin' an gwine on
all night. l coined over to borrer yer
shovel to dig hole 10 plant the old man
In - 49, - ---.--.- -
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. :

- ~
Having been lawfully appointed aud qualified
BY the PROBATE Court OF Cook county, In inc State
OF Illinois, guardian Of the estates OF my minor
children, Robert Forsyth, Jr, Benjamin Harris
Fonyth, Daniel shipmln FoHyih, and Logan
Wallace fonyth, notice Il herebT given that at
special term Of the Circuit Court oil Ohio county,
In the State Of West Virgins, to be held on SAtut
day, tho 9Th day OF August 1857 or as soon there
alter my application 10 this behalf can be heard
by said Circuit Court, will make application TO
taid Circuit Court to order Daniel Lamb and
William Erstine, tho Special Commissioners ap
pointed aud acting under aud By virtue OF TIM do
crtes made by said Ci'cult court in two suits IN
chAncery pending therein and heard together. In
one OF which William EHkine is plaintiff ard
Robert Forsyth and Others Is defendants, and In
the other MArhAll T. Frame Is plAIntIG aud
William J. D, Forsyth and Others defendants TO
pay TO ne all the money In the hands Of sRid
speciaf Commissioners belonging 10 said minors or
either OF them, aud TO authorize me 10 receive the
same and remove II TO the State OF Illinois, In
which was so appointed and qualified
Iy2S III SUSAN X. FORSYTH.
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Money expended in personal slornment
Is oilea ioolishly wasted upon asticles oil
no intriueic value. A bottle OF SozoDoSr,
however, Is worth its weight in gold 10 any
one troubled with poor teBth, and its
price Is cash well spent by the purchaser.
Though 1t will not make the teeth regular,
they who use II Are astonishod OF tho
rapid Improvement II effects In the deHssi
row. Moreover, they breathe sweetness,
and have healthy gumn and Tuddy lips.
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Always have Acker'a Baby soother at
hand. 1t 10 the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile disor.
ders. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan L Co, and
O. Manksmollsr. 9
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pI.Irr OF OPINION.
What Hurt. III. Feelings.

ChIcsgo proposes to invite the President
10 make visit there ut the time OF
the Soldiers EncAmpment In Oclo.
Der. The people OF That town do not
seem 10 understand that the sight Of guns
and hags makes Mr. Cleveland nervous,
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Somebody claims TO have discovered n
sdbstance that 10 three hundred times as
sweet as sugar. Il ID not known what
that substance b, bat II Ia EupposOd 10 BIO
about IS yeara old and 10 wear a buat!e.
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AppreeIativo Lightning.

N y Commercial AdpuliAr.
Lightning has sense Of proportion. In
this State II strikes twelve.story buildings
and big trees; In Delawarethe came storm
kills chickens, -=' fl,557 ~ .lI'7I,' ~
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Chicago Inter. 0tean. ,55
viii the Mugwump brethren tell us
what the Ohio Democratic Convention
said Of civil eervics reform2
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rRusrYr,s SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

"A
BY virtue Of q deed o, uust made BIZ Lou., Fuhr
and Anna fnhf, his wife, 70 me AZ trustee, dated
hanh y, lsl fecOrlef In tbs otnco Of the Clerk
OF tho County Court Of Ohio cnuuty, West Wiz.
ginia 10 DnENi Of Trust Work No a. rage II, | will
ell Al the trout door Of the Couit HoSei Of aid
county, on
SATURDAY, tho GIh nay or AUGUST. 1881
commencing at 10 O'Clock A, ~, tho following dc.
Nrfbcd rial estate, situated In the Eshth ward OF
the city o. Wheeling, in tho county Of Ohio and
state OF West Virginia, and dtsignsied a. tho lot
Numbered sixteen In SQUARE numbered eighteen,
on tho plat Of the addition 10 said city OF Wheel.
Ing laid out by HpTlgg aud Richie.
TERss or Sal -one'thitt and as much norc A
the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash, on the day Of
sale, the balance IN two cQrA instAlmenu PAYABLE
In one and two year from the day oil sale with In.
tercst from thai day, the purchaser 10 give his
note ior the deferred paymonl., and secure the
same BY deed Of trust upon the property and In.
tniancc policies upon tho buildings 10 the Stsfac
ton Of the trustee -
The title IA believed good, bnt selling a trustee
shAll convey only tho uile vCStcd In me.
". J. ". COwDES, Trustee.
W. II. IAllkK, AurtIOncOr. ip
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NtU VT1euTF ItH1tFDtHsOtfuI' =, ~ p
There was time when the Ohio Democ
raey played an important roll In the rank
Of tho party.
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF SMITH WARD
Il PROPERTY ~. 49, ~


by virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Frederick
William EnRlebsd and wife to me "a trustee,
dated June -, 1883 and recorded In the Otlce OF
the tleis Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia. IN DECD oil Trust Book No. % pGse
10, shall tell at the front doo: Of the Court House
oil sAid county, on IA Ss9s.Z.gs
SATURDAY. tho 18Th DAY Of August, 1851,
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. N, the north one-half
Of lot No iOfty tIo, situated Oh The west slda OF
LlhApline street between IwenIy.fith l2sth) and
Twenty sixth Goth srces formerly called Mar.
thAl End Division streets In the SIKH ward OF the;
city OF wheeling, bcipg In whu Il kuOsn rs Eo6-a
addition ~ the city Of Wheeling together with all
the sppuitenArce unto the laid lGnd belonging OF
In AnywtSc RtJcrtGinlnz. l7sllSS0
TEESs or sALE-Oue' third and As much moro a
the purchaser may elect cash on the day Of sAlc,
the balance In two equal indictments payable Ia
one and two years hon the day Of sale with inter.
ct from that date the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, and secure the sane by
decd oil trust upon tbs property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction Of
The trustee r-s-'-. ....0.I. 49, -.
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the tito vested in mo by saId
NJ. II
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DIED.

Wednesday. July "a. 1857, at II
o'clock 4. ", joins O'HARA, aged 60 years.
Funeral from bis late residence, No. 81 Alley %.
Friday morning. Requiem mas al Church Of
the Immaculate Conception at O'Clock A. N.
laierment at III. Calvary Cemetery. Friends
d" are respectfully Invited to attend.
Tuesdsy. July &C, 1851, at O'Clock
4. y, Jons FLENisO, in the 3G!h year OF his
age.
Funeral from hislate residence. No. III Eighteenth
street, on Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Friends are invited.